Two incidents come to mind. One is the ‘Leader of Men’ effect, where a group of about 30 people follow my lead without question and I’m not in a position of authority over them. A single man or woman, or even a small group of two or three following my lead is no longer remarkable and now happens regularly without A314.
The second is my favourite. cough It’s the T & A display where women develop back trouble all of a sudden and bend over at the waist right in front of me, blouses partly open. Waitresses are prone to this. You’ve just got to cough encourage the behaviour by being sat at a desk in the office or at the table in a restaurant; crouching down to look at footwear on the bottom row etc.
They normally oblige with a display. A few seem to go out of their way to present both front and back views.
Even when not bent over, they still attempt to show off what they’ve got. A Christmas display
All I have to do now is catch them deliberately unfastening a button or two on their blouses before they enter my line of sight. If I could catch them doing that, I would feel a lot less guilty about looking, since it has been proven beyond all doubt they’re doing it deliberately.
Musk